What’s it all about? Phulkari is a traditional style of embroidery from from the Punjab region. While it literally means ‘flower work’, it’s also recognisable for it’s neat geometric patterns. These patterns are created on thick cotton using silken or cotton threads, in a technique that covers the top of the fabric not so much the …
Embroidery can be used in a number of different ways, from decorative pieces for your wall, to cute monograms on your linen, and fun designs on clothing – like a bold patch on a denim jacket. But what about in combination with photo art? Join us for a fun and creative workshop where we’ll learn …
Have you ever wanted to make your own clothes but didn’t know where to start? Come and learn the skills for making a pattern for a basic box top using your own measurements. This class is perfect for total beginners who want to start the journey to making your own clothes, and to your specific measurements! …
What’s it all about? Come and learn the basics of appliqué as practiced in Barmer, Rajasthan. As well as being a striking style of fabric decoration, it’s also zero waste! You can use up all your old scrap fabric and create something new using this lovely peep-hole technique! In this class we will learn various stitches and techniques …
What’s it all about? Shibori is a traditional Japanese style of decorative dyeing – a bit like tie dye but also a bit more intentional. In this class we’ll be combining shibori dyeing with sashiko embroidery to create lovely stitches and patterns. Come along and combine art and textiles and you stitch your own patterns …
Discover the art of Leathercraft! In this workshop, you’ll learn the fundamentals of leatherworking while creating your own unique and sustainable leather pouch. Using 100% repurposed leather, you’ll be guided through all aspects of this project, from creating the initial pattern, to stitching and embellishing, to create your own one-of-a-kind leather pouch that reflects your …
Have you ever wanted to try your hand at patchwork and quilting but didn’t know where to start? This is the class to take those first steps and learn how to make patchwork blocks in your own style, as well as learning how various patchwork patterns and blocks are achieved. By the time you finish you …
What’s it all about? Sashiko is a striking style of Japanese embroidery, and Boro means rags – referring to the upcycled use of fabric. Come and learn Sashiko embroidery methods, and other stitches, to make a pair of personalised, detailed denim slippers! All fabrics and materials provided in a take-home pack including the padding and sole, …
What’s it all about? Pants too long? Skirt too frumpy? Sounds like you need to fix that hem. But don’t get out the sticky tape and staples, Robyn to the rescue! Learning to adjust a hem is a valuable technique for shortening the fabric at the bottom of any pants, skirt or dress. Or even short sleeves. …
Heading back to the office wearing the same wardrobe of plain, polite workwear? Why not learn how to customise your clothing, add some personality to your favourite garments and make them pop with embroidered embellishments! In this class, Fran will show you how to use embroidery to add decorative touches to your clothes, as well as how to …
